[robocup-legged] Programming Memory Sticks (fwd)

[Thomas Röfer]

> I am curious about this question, as I am going to offer a similar
> undergraduate course in robotics in the Spring 2007 semester.
> 
> It is my understanding that memory sticks can re-written any number of
> times. Versions of the memory contents could be saved and restored if
> necessary. So it is possible giving just one memory stick per a group
> of students who will be sharing it in turns. I guess that say, two
> sticks per each robot would be sufficient.

Hi,

a single stick per robot is sufficient. Students can keep everything on the
PC, and when they want to use the robot, they delete the stick, and
afterwards their version of the code to the stick (including the operating
system). It is best to write a script to do this.

Best regards

Thomas Röfer

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